
Offshore work: do you need a residence permit in 2026?
Clarify offshore work before departure: mobile installations, fixed production, police notification, Schengen travel and the residence basis for permanent residence.
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Clarify offshore work before departure: mobile installations, fixed production, police notification, Schengen travel and the residence basis for permanent residence.

How to record trips before permanent residence: dates, days away, total absence and documentation. See a simple example travel log.

Will your permit expire before you pass the social studies test? See the order for renewal, a new test, the result and an application for permanent residence.

Clarify your child's citizenship, passport, entry and residence before returning home. Here is how to arrange registration in Norway after a birth abroad.

The government proposes a route from collective protection to work-based residence. Here are the conditions, uncertainties and next steps.

The government is considering 2.8 or 3 G for a new residence permit. See which income could count and why monthly pay alone does not determine eligibility.

The government will not discontinue collective protection in 2027. The five-year limit and the work-based residence proposal must still be considered separately.

The work-based residence proposal includes digital applications, a fee and limited appeal rights. See what approval, refusal and later renewal could mean for you.

Everything about the citizenship test in 2026: format, passing requirement, price, registration, ID, exemptions under § 4-2, deadlines and how to study.

State universities must charge tuition to students outside the EEA, but four groups are exempt by law. Here's how to know if you don't have to pay.

Find out when you can apply for family immigration from Norway, where to submit the application, which deadlines apply and what rights you have while waiting.

How to get a study permit in Norway: admission, maintenance requirement of 170 368 kr, fees and the right to work 20 hours a week.